Category Archives: Fishing with SeaDek

Boaters in New Zealand know that the Hutchwilco Boat Show, the country’s largest show for over 60 years, is an event not to be missed! Taking place at the ASB show grounds in Auckland, the show will feature a wide … Continue reading →

With the summer upon us, long and lazy days on the boat are right around the corner. But whether you find yourself and your crew riding, fishing, or just hanging out at the sandbar, always remember to have a designated … Continue reading →

A day on the water never felt so good! We are happy to announce that our Dual Density Helm Pads—the most comfortable helm station pads on the market—are now available. Utilizing an ultra-soft 17mm bottom layer for maximum shock absorption … Continue reading →

There aren’t many things that make us prouder than our relationships with the best boat builders in the world. Of them, Xpress Boats has become a perfect match, with their modern aluminum hull designs providing the ideal platforms for our innovative … Continue reading →

When the opportunity to partner with Correct Craft’s Watershed Innovation team and UCF on a project well outside the confines of traditional boat design, we knew it was something that we had to be a part of. With Torqueedo and Sea Ark … Continue reading →

As residents and business owners of Brevard County, our lives are deeply intertwined with the Indian River Lagoon, a delicate coastal estuary that spans five counties and stretches 156 miles. The lagoon supports a unique ecosystem that serves as a … Continue reading →

When it comes to fishing, you just never know what you are going to get into when you head offshore! In the latest episode of Into the Blue, Capt Steve Roger and Capt Scott Walker venture out deep in search … Continue reading →

The 2019 Miami International Boat Show was a huge success and SeaDek was excited to be a part of it yet again! We saw countless boats filled with genuine SeaDek, met with old customers and friends, and made a ton of new ones. … Continue reading →